Field Notes

Kernza^® Saves Soil

Tim Crews, Fred Iutzi, and Rachel Stroer of The Land Institute were interviewed by Richard Gray of the BBC World

Why soil is disappearing from farms

Can Cereal Save the Planet? This Sustainable New Grain May Bowl Over the Industry

Patagonia Wants to Save the World One Beer at at Time

Can This Breakfast Cereal Help Save The Planet?

Deeply Rooted for Good

In early April 2019, Cascadian Farm, the organic branch of General Mills, released a limited-edition Honey Toasted Kernza cereal. The

Cascadian Farm™ Works to Advance Climate-Beneficial Foods with Limited-Edition, Small-Batch Honey Toasted Kernza® Cereal

Long Root Wit

Patagonia Provisions, the food/beverage line of eco-friendly outdoor wear company Patagonia, was the first major brand to use Kernza^® in

Kernza^® and Climate Change

Large amounts of carbon were released from the soil when forests and prairies were plowed for agriculture. As climate change

5 ingredients disrupting the mainstream food world

Kernza^® a Disrupter for a Good Cause

Kernza^® is listed as one of the “Five Ingredients Disrupting the Mainstream Food World” by the New Hope Network’s Todd

Journey from Prairie Grass to Food

Madeline Ostrander writes in The Nation that Kernza^® is “The Grain that Tastes Like Wheat, but Grows Like a Prairie